dell in Irish
dell in Irish is fothair — dell means a small, deep valley, especially one that is wooded or hollowed out naturally.
dell in Irish
fothair
A small, deep, and wooded valley or sunken area of ground, especially in the form of a natural hollow.
What does "dell" mean?
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noun A small, deep valley, especially one that is wooded or hollowed out naturally.
"We ate our picnic in a quiet dell beneath the oak trees."
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dell in a sentence
- We ate our picnic in a quiet dell beneath the oak trees.
- Bluebells carpeted the little dell behind the old church.
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What is "dell" in Irish?
"dell" in Irish is fothair. dell means: A small, deep valley, especially one that is wooded or hollowed out naturally.
How do you use "dell" in a sentence?
Example: "We ate our picnic in a quiet dell beneath the oak trees." In Irish, "dell" is fothair.
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